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How much have you spent today Friday 17/11?

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  • moozie_2
    moozie_2 Posts: 3,063 Forumite
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    anniestar wrote:
    Well things do seem to be on the up. Just had a call from another school(he only did 2 application forms!) OFFERING HIM AN INTERVIEW!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Again only(only what am I saying!) a two term mat cover BUT YEEEAAAAAAAHHHH!!!!!!!

    He's obviously 'got it' anniestar as he's on demand! The thing to remember is that it may 'only' be maternity cover but you never know where it may lead. This could be the foot in the door he needs - I certainly hope so! ;)
    Leason learnt :beer:
  • moozie_2
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    BlueSkyDay wrote:
    I have had a rubbish day today - I went into M&S after work & bought nice food and chocolate, then went to The Works (better than WHSmiths, at least) and bought a book to read on the train home. Total spend £7.70 :o

    Oh well, it's another week starting tomorrow.

    Oh good news - and slim excuse for celebrating with M&S food - the A&L have offered me a fixed rate mortgage, taken my personal loan with HSBC onto the mortgage, and have cheaper insurance. Altogether this will save me about £125 per month :D I'd been back and forth to them since Monday, so relieved to have been offered it.

    Blue

    Hey Blue, £7.70 is not the worst you could have done, right? ;) I know I could have done some real damage in M&S and the Works for that matter :rotfl:

    At least you got some financial matters sorted so that's some peace of mind you didn't have before. I have to ask though - is the personal loan addition to the mortgage not going to cost more in the long run? Just be careful hun, you don't want to end up paying more in the long term :confused:
    Leason learnt :beer:
  • moozie_2
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    ali007 wrote:
    I 5th that Mooz!

    £1.35 on risotto rice so I could make courgette risotto...... had a great big helping it was so yummy!!! Then finsihed it off....... think the rice is still swelling in my belly 10_8_3.gif....


    Thank you :) ali007, you may not know but the rule in this thread is that when you mention a lovely recipe, you then have to post it! :rotfl: I am waiting.....

    I absolutely LOVE the emoticon...I wish I were clever enough to do them :o
    Leason learnt :beer:
  • moozie_2
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    7th it :D

    Back from honeymoon but off to other side of country tomorrow.

    NSD for me :j

    Welcome back, was thinking about you earlier Mrs PP :) Made the marble cake last weekend and everyone liked it but I didn't like the washing up afterwards - you were right! :rolleyes: Hope the honeymoon was amazing....feel free to tell us more, we are a nosey bunch :D
    Leason learnt :beer:
  • moozie_2
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    serena wrote:
    Hi, haven't posted in ages, but thought I would pop in and say hello, and seek some money saving inspiration - much needed at this time of year!

    I started the day with petrol, and some Christmas shopping, then after a couple of hours work, another lot of Christmas shopping. All budgeted for, and I did stick to my budget (except for the magazine treat, for being so good about the shopping budget, oh well...).Then a quick bit of internet shopping this evening, saving me quite a bit on shop prices.

    No, I haven't added it all up! Roughly £45.

    I need to keep some money in hand, as I am hoping to start a course after Christmas, and will need a travel fund, not to mention at least one smart outfit!

    All the best,

    Serena

    Hello Serena and welcome back! Well done for sticking to the budget and for planing for your course. hope you pop in more often :)
    Leason learnt :beer:
  • moozie_2
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    £55 on eldest daughter's 13th birthday tea at Frankie and Benny's!

    Oh oh teenager about the house! :eek: :rotfl:

    Hope it was a lovely meal/birthday!
    Leason learnt :beer:
  • newmum1
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    hey moozie,
    your up early, i had an accident yesterday, someone drove into the back of me so i cant sleep, thought i come on here thinking i would be the only one up.
  • moozie_2
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    Hello lovely DFWs :)

    Thnak you very much for your kind words. We all make this thread/board what it is and we all deserve a huge :T for sticking with it!

    Apologies for taking over the thread this morning (!!!). I am not sure what happened but got home from work at 6pm, laid on the bed 'for 5 mins' and then it was 3:30 :eek:

    Well, I guess I must have needed it :rolleyes: since I got up, I did the washing up, put bread on in the bread maker, put the washing machine on, wrapped 2 birthday presents, put away some dry clothes and eaten lots of bisuits (butter biscuits from the £1 shop in a tin - yummy and handy ;))

    Hmmmm now what do I do?:rolleyes: :rotfl:
    Leason learnt :beer:
  • moozie_2
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    newmum1 wrote:
    hey moozie,
    your up early, i had an accident yesterday, someone drove into the back of me so i cant sleep, thought i come on here thinking i would be the only one up.

    Oh my goodness! Were you injured newmum1? Hope it's just the shock of it that's keeping you awake and not pain :grouphug:
    Leason learnt :beer:
  • newmum1
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    i was in shock cause my daughter was in the car and the force of it scared me cause it was a land rover and it just threw my car forward my back is killng me i just feel really stiff, but ive taken the weekend off work, im absolutey shattered but ill catch up on some sleep later today.
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